Real Meaning of Taps Called in Military Tradition
The article explains Taps as more than lights out, tracing its emotional resonance for soldiers. It cites Colonel Moss and EARL ER. GAVER and notes its origin in 1840 West Point practice, becoming common after the Civil War, with Tidball’s battery example illustrating the burial ceremony adaptation.
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J. W
Moss
Tapa
West Point
Taos
Tidball
Second Artillery
Army of the Potomac
Earl ER. Gaver
Danderine Hair Cleanse Promises Lustrous Thick Hair
An ad extols Knowlton's Danderine claiming it cleanses hair of dust and oil while making it wavy fluffy and abundant. It asserts dandruff disappears scalp itching ends and hair grows long and strong with a small bottle bought at drug stores or toilet counters.
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Knowlton
Housing rents soar as Washington floods with migrants
Washington reports show rent profiteering and housing scarcity rivaling Hongkong as wealth inflows push prices up. Evictions and tighter apartments leave the modest have-nots struggling to find homes.
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Washington
United Press
Hongkong
Department of Commerce
Arrival of Alsace Lorraine to be marked with officials
Paris November 18. With German evacuation of France complete, President Poincare and Premier Clemenceau will attend the official entry of Alsace Lorraine. General Mangin has been named as governor of Metz.
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Mangnin
Metz
Paris
France
Poincaire
Clemenceau
Alsace Lorraine
No Coal Demand Change Expected After Armistice
Columbus Nov 18 The U S Fuel Administration for Ohio says signing the armistice with Germany does not promise an immediate coal supply increase. Industrial demand remains high, production limited by transport fuel and labor restraints, railways taxed, and influenza reduced reserves. Conservation remains essential as munitions and war needs sustain coal use.
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Columbus
Germany
United States Fuel Administration
Ohio
United States
Russia
Austria
War Department Casualties List Shows 1599 Names in Ohio
Washington reports 1599 names on the War Department casualty lists with categories for killed in action, died of wounds, died of disease, wounded in various degrees, missing in action, and prisoners. Ohio entries include captain Harry Kern and others from Toledo, Cleveland, Cincinnati, and Dayton among killed, wounded, missing, and prisoners.
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Washington
War Department
Pea Ua
Kee Dew Ree
Wee Meneses
Nevada
Maynard Lippincott
Marion
Ward Lucas
Salem
Clifton Coate
Montezuma
Joe Meeker
St. Henry
Alpha Short
Miller
Joseph Scanlan
Cincinnati
Robert Wycuff
Portsmouth
Herman Schmidt
Piqua
Grover Cassil
McArthur
John Cline
Birds Run
Hienri Arteel
Vaughnsville
Audley Gillogly
Chandlersville
James Bare
Sycamore
Ralph Beach
Mt. Vernon
Roy Hostettler
Dig Prairie
John Maloney
Frank Hohr
Scott
Albert Hill
William Hughes
Norwood
Ralph Keyes
Toledo
Magnus Small
Cleveland
Harry Silverman
Clyde Simmons
Nelsonville
Arthur Koehner
Put-in-Bay
Lisle Rathburn
Columbus
Elmer Winters
van Wert
Avery
Edison Phonograph offers easy purchase plan for home use
Thomas A. Edison promotes the phonograph with diamond point reproducer and records, highlighting a small initial payment and pay‑as‑you‑go plan. He urges readers to create a real home, enjoy family unity, education, and happiness through this entertainment, ending with a call to take advantage of the big special offer now.
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Edison
Wasp Causes Baby’s Crying Fit Aboard Train Carriage
A nurse faced pressure from a mother to give a child a toy or treat. The scene unfolds as a wasp sting prompts the baby to cry loudly, while onlookers urge action. An inventor touts a new rubber reinforcement using fish scales that can be vulcanized, claiming a hard yet resilient material.
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The
Columbus Dispatch
Sthma
Thomas A. Edison
Edison Phonograph
Mr. Edison
United Home
Hibbard
Ghan
the Newsom -Walburn Co
E. R. Walburn
Mgr
So. Court St.—Newsom
Athens
George McManus
Iter Treat
Tellem
Yours
James
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